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How can I create lists with element names created on the fly? --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8--- > list (foo = 10) $foo [1] 10 > list ("foo" = 10) $foo [1] 10 > list (paste("f","oo",sep="") = 10) Error: unexpected '=' in "list (paste("f","oo",sep="") ="

...thing. There are some soft where is not address line where you can put \\server\folder address to access or you can not get access resource via \\server\folder, it only via computer list. For example: Far. By typing \\server - there is error. Only: Alt+F1/F2, network, MS Windows Network, GroupName, CompName. If it is visible - Samba4 with Nmbd, it is here at list and it is accessible, if Samba4 as DC (no Nmbd) , that is no in list and not accessible.

..., but there is a problem with the migrated machine accounts. No machine can log on because its account is not valid on the samba DC. The way I structured my add machine shell script is this: #!/bin/sh str=`/etc/samba/convert $1` useradd -d /dev/null -g machines -s /bin/false -M $str passwd -l $str compname=`echo $str | cut -f1 -d$` smbpasswd -a -m -n $compname I must be doing something unnecessary here for the migrated machine accounts not to work. Can someone throw some light on this? I am sorry if this has already been answered. It must have, but I couldnt find it using any searches that my limite...

...null loginShell: /bin/false description: Computer creatorsName: cn=Manager,dc=commtechgroup,dc=co.uk createTimestamp: 20051116130633Z modifiersName: cn=Manager,dc=commtechgroup,dc=co.uk modifyTimestamp: 20051116130633Z I have experimented with various combinations of root# ./smbldap-useradd -a -w compname$ to see if I can get the record set up with the Samba data, but no luck. I now have 2 servers both of which show the same symptom. Tony

...\folder address to access or you can not get access resource via > \\server\folder, it only via computer list. > For example: Far. > By typing \\server - there is error. net:\\server Sometimes, you have to read documentation. > Only: Alt+F1/F2, network, MS Windows Network, GroupName, CompName. > If it is visible - Samba4 with Nmbd, it is here at list and it is > accessible, if Samba4 as DC (no Nmbd) , that is no in list and not > accessible. That's simply not true. And you could always use 'cd \\server\share' or 'goto:\\server\share\'. That doesn't mak...